Ancient Communism

Utopia - legacy of a distant past

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The text "From Çayönü to Çatalhöyük":

The excavations in Çatalhöyük are published online and continuously updated on:
http://www.catalhoyuk.com
This site includes various discussion forums.

"Methods"

Bernhard Brosius, the author of "From Çayönü to Çatalhöyük" has exhaustively described the principles he used in his
book: "Structures of History" (available only in German under the title "Strukturen der Geschichte"). There, the "logical-historical method" of Marx is presented in a compact way, also referring to the latest archaeological discoveries.

"Ancient Communism"

In October 2012, the historian and archaeologist Dieter Reinisch published an anthology containing original texts on ancient communism (available only in German under the title "Urkommunismus"). The authors range from Friedrich Engels (1884) to Ian Hodder (2010) who now is heading the excavations in Çatalhöyük.

"A better world is possible"

The fight for a better world without war, ecological devastation, unemployment, and poverty can only be won if people increasingly believe in their power and abilities. Political contact and information concerning contemporary issues, discussions, and disputes can be found on: http://www.rsb4.de (in German)

Insights into different forms of culture inspire reflection and give impulses.
A free collection of knowledge about contemporary matriarchal societies (http://www.matriarchat.info) provides for a broad access to understanding a matriarchate which perceives itself as an egalitarian democracy of consensus.